The Hisense PX1 might be a good choice for new users, but you also may want to save up a few bucks for something better. Projectors aren’t for everyone. There are multiple reasons for this, their cost ...

Easy to set up. Gorgeous, bright image. Many streaming apps built in. Dolby Vision support. 30-watt Dolby Atmos soundbar built in. No mounting required. Projector makers know this. In the past few ...

Plexure Group Limited (NZSE:PX1) shareholders might be concerned after seeing the share price drop 25% in the last quarter. But over three years the performance has been really wonderful. Indeed, the ...

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The Hisense PX1 checks all the boxes, and also comes in a bit cheaper than the competition. Android TV without Netflix Not perfect for brighter rooms, but usable No moving cover to protect the lasers ...

The Hisense PX1-Pro is now orderable, with it retailing for US$3,999.99 in the US and €2,999 in the Eurozone. While that sounds expensive, the ultra-short-throw projector has a few tricks up its ...

Building upon its popular line of laser TVs, Hisense has introduced its new PX1 4K Ultra-Short Throw (UST) projector. The new UST projector features the company’s triple laser TriChroma light engine ...

Hisense Expands their UST Projector Line-up with the PX1 “Laser Cinema” but is almost identical to its previously announced PX1-PRO, but are the slight differences between meaningful or does it just ...

Hisense USA has launched a new 4K ultra-short-throw smart projector that features the same TriChroma laser engine as the L9G from 2021 and the PX1 Pro from earlier this year, but comes in cheaper than ...

The PX1-PRO TriChroma Laser Cinema projector ($3,999.99) is one of only two models that Hisense calls a "cinema projector" rather than a "laser TV." However, it has just as much claim to being a smart ...